AURA ONE
Meet AURA ONE.
A tower for rooms up to 750 square feet. It filters, then it waits. Most of what it does should be difficult to notice.
On the object
Touch the points. The rest can stay quiet.
Design
A cylinder, slightly tapered, with one metal line. No display on the body. The room should not have to look at a product that is looking back.
Materials
The shell is a mineral-filled ceramic composite. The ring and plinth are brushed metal. The filter media is the only soft surface, and it stays inside.
Controls
Turn the ring for a manual speed. Press it to step through Sleep, Auto, and Boost. The aqua point confirms the press. That is the entire interface.
Sensors
A flush band reads PM2.5, PM10, VOC, CO₂, temperature, and humidity. The openings are small enough to disappear at arm’s length.
Airflow
Intake under the plinth, a sealed rise through the filters, outlet at the crown. The fan never faces the room.
Maintenance
Lift the cap. Slide the cylinder out. Slide the new one in. In ordinary homes that is a yearly gesture, not a subscription.
The room, with and without the window shut.
Drag the line. The photograph is the same. The haze is what AURA is for.
Auto
Learns the shape of your day and spends less power when the room is already clean.
Schedules
Sleep at ten. A short clear before you wake. Nothing in between unless the sensors disagree.
The app
Readings, history, filter life. The tower itself stays free of a screen.